Anyone tried to quit smoking?
Originally Posted by CrazyCracker82,Jul 13 2006, 04:07 PM
it does have a mild calming/sedative to it. that's why you see people smoke alot under stressful situations, etc.
Hard to believe cigarettes are still legal. You'd think they could make a safer, non-smokable form of nicotine. In some sort of inhaler form. This would get rid of a lot of the bad consequences of smoking (lung and throat cancer, emphasyma, etc). You'd still have an elevated blood pressure, but at least it would be safer.
i never tried quitting, but i really want to. when i go out with people who don't like smoke, girls especially, is when i can string together the longest amounts of time between cigarettes. but as soon as i drop them off i have 2 to make up for lost time.
here is my schedule:
1. when i wake up
2. after breakfast
3. after lunch
4. 4:20
5. after work
6. possibly before dinner
7. after dinner
8. after sitting on the pot
9. possibly right before bed
if i could get this list down to just after meals i would be happy. i have currently stopped the "right when i wake up cigarette"
my goal is to cut down the to eventually quit, with only occaisional cigarettes every now and then.
here is my schedule:
1. when i wake up
2. after breakfast
3. after lunch
4. 4:20
5. after work
6. possibly before dinner
7. after dinner
8. after sitting on the pot
9. possibly right before bed
if i could get this list down to just after meals i would be happy. i have currently stopped the "right when i wake up cigarette"
my goal is to cut down the to eventually quit, with only occaisional cigarettes every now and then.
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